Office Locations

At RMO Lawyers, our extensive network of offices across California—including Los Angeles, Pasadena, Orange County, San Diego, the Bay Area, and Fresno—and in Texas, with locations in Dallas and Houston, uniquely positions us to best serve our clients’ needs. This widespread presence allows us to offer localized counsel and personalized service while leveraging the collective knowledge and resources of our entire firm. Whether you are dealing with legal matters in California or Texas, our team is readily accessible and equipped to handle your case with the utmost proficiency and care. Our regional coverage ensures that we can respond promptly to your needs, providing you with the advantage of deep local insights and a broad range of legal knowledge. Trust RMO Lawyers to deliver exceptional service and results, wherever you are.

Los Angeles

(424) 320-9444  |  [email protected]
901 Bringham Ave, Los Angeles CA 90049

Orange County

(949) 226-8509  |  [email protected]
3200 Park Center Dr #270, Costa Mesa CA 92626

Fresno

(559) 890-2835[email protected]
516 W. Shaw Ave, Suite 200, Fresno, CA 93704

Bay Area

(628) 466-3555[email protected]
2121 North California Blvd, Ste 290, Walnut Creek CA 94596

San Diego

(619) 323-3200[email protected]
1450 Frazee Road #610, San Diego CA 92108

Pasadena

(626) 772-3335[email protected]
225 S. Lake Avenue, Ste 300, Pasadena CA 91101

Houston

(346) 502-6700[email protected]
12 Greenway Plaza, Ste 1111, Houston TX 77046

Dallas

(214) 427-5642[email protected]
4131 N. Central Expressway, Suite 900
Dallas, Texas 75204

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Our probate attorneys focus on all types of trust and estate disputes. Whether you’re a trustee, executor, heir, or beneficiary we can help you resolve your probate dispute.

Clients We Serve

Trustees

We focus on providing comprehensive representation to trustees who may need guidance with trust administration or find themselves embroiled in trust disputes in California and Texas. RMO is dedicated to serving trustees with strategic legal counsel and zealous efficacy tailored to the unique challenges they face in these complex fiduciary roles.

Executors

We have the expertise to guide you through the appointment process, handling all of the paperwork and probate hearings so you don’t have to, walking you through your duties and responsibilities, preparing accountings, coordinating with tax and other professionals, and responding to beneficiaries so your estate and probate administration is worry-free, cost-effective, and efficient.

Beneficiaries

As a beneficiary, you have specific rights that need to be protected. Our probate litigation team is here to guide you through the complex trust, estate, or probate administration process. If you’re facing litigation or dealing with abuse from fiduciaries, or other beneficiaries, we are committed to safeguarding your interests and those of your loved ones.

Heirs

As an heir navigating the complexities of probate litigation, it’s crucial to understand your rights and what to expect. Our team has the experience to guide you through the process. We’re here to fight for what’s rightfully yours, protect you from misuse or abuse by fiduciaries and other parties, and ensure that your interests are defended every step of the way.

Spouses

Surviving spouses often have special inheritance rights under state probate laws, including priority as executor, the ability to seek a family allowance, pursue a spousal property petition, and in some states, community property rights. These complex rights, especially with prenuptial agreements or pending divorces, require legal guidance. If you are a surviving spouse, even if you were in the middle of a divorce at the time of death, we can help you.

Creditors

Creditors are people and businesses to whom a decedent owed money at the time of death. Creditors must act swiftly after a debtor dies to assert claims or their claims will be time-barred and lost. If you’re a creditor, you need to act swiftly to protect your rights.

Conservators

A conservatorship appoints someone to manage personal care or finances when an individual cannot do so themselves. This helps prevent undue influence and financial elder abuse. If you think you or a loved one needs help or has been or may become the victim of abuse, or if someone is seeking to establish an unnecessary conservatorship or guardianship for you or a loved one, we can help.

Guardians

 A guardianship allows a court-appointed person to care for someone unable to manage their health or finances, protecting against undue influence and financial elder abuse. If you think you or a loved one needs help or has been or may become the victim of abuse, or if someone is seeking to establish an unnecessary conservatorship or guardianship for you or a loved one, we can help.

Our Case Results

RMO has a proven track record of protecting people and defending legacies.

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